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Romans Used Faeces As Medicine. Here's How They Controlled Smell
This practice reflects the Romans' resourcefulness in using available materials for medicine, despite modern views on hygiene.
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Ahead Of Honey Singh's My Story India Tour, NDTV Good Times Launches 'Yo Yo Golden Ticket' Campaign
As part of the campaign, fans who purchase tickets between January 24 and January 26 will stand a chance to become part of Honey Singh's personal My Story journey
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Bengaluru Featured On A Global Guide's List Of Best Dining Destinations For 2026
Eater, the reputed food and dining platform, has named Bengaluru as one of its top places to eat around the world for this year. It has spotlighted various unique aspects of the city's food scene.
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Australian Open Prize Money: Winners To Get Bumper Reward After Big Change
Speaking on the record hike in the prize pool, tournament director Craig Tiley said it reflected Tennis Australia's commitment to supporting tennis careers at every level, from rising stars to Grand Slam champions.
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7 Pre-Independence Hotels That Still Retain Their Old-World Charm
These hotels remind us that history is not only preserved in books and monuments but also in places that continue to welcome guests with their timeless charm.
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Shivam Dube Reflects On Mindset And Skills After Quickfire T20I Half Century Against New Zealand
After India's 50-run loss in the fourth T20l against New Zealand, all- rounder Shivam Dube reflected on his big-hitting ability and said playing matches regularly has helped him deal with the match situations and develop a strong mindset.
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Rage Booking: Why Burnt-Out Professionals Are Booking Trips In 'Anger'
Rage booking reflects a broader transformation in human behaviour. Travel is increasingly being used as a form of emotional maintenance.
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Amanda Anisimova Reflects On Australian Open Quarter Final Defeat To Jessica Pegula
Amanda Anisimova said she will "lose her mind" for a couple of days after suffering defeat in her Australian Open quarter-final on Wednesday to fellow American Jessica Pegula.
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India's Neighbours Should Know What Democracy Is About: UK Speaker
Describing India as the "mother of all democracies", Speaker of the UK House of Commons Sir Lindsay Hoyle has said some of its neighbouring countries should reflect on what democracy truly means.
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Trump Fixates On 'How He Will Be Remembered' As Health Concerns Mount
US President Donald Trump's health has been under the scanner in recent months, even though he keeps saying that his health is perfect and that he has aced several cognitive tests.
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Doomsday Clock Moves Closer To Midnight, Global Risks Escalate. Here's What It Means
The Doomsday Clock's movement serves as a stark warning as it emphasises the urgent need for global leaders to address threats.
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Chiranjeevi Blasted For "No Such Thing As Casting Couch" Comments: 'If Someone Had A Bitter Experience, It's Their Own Fault'
Chiranjeevi stated that the Telugu film industry is like a mirror that reflects one's own character and actions
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French Lawmakers Vote To Ban Social Media For Under-15s
The bill proposes banning under-15s from social networks and "social networking functionalities" embedded within broader platforms, and reflects rising public angst over the impact of social media on minors.
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Hardik Pandya Completes 10 Years In Cricket, Calls It "Merely The Beginning"
Indian all-rounder Hardik Pandya reflected on completing 10 years in international cricket, saying that it is "merely the beginning".
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"Towering Voice of Journalism": PM Modi Condoles Death Of Mark Tully
Hailing legendary Mark Tully as a "towering voice of journalism," Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday expressed condolences to his family, friends and many admirers. PM Modi said Tully's "connect" with India was reflected in his works.
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Romans Used Faeces As Medicine. Here's How They Controlled Smell
This practice reflects the Romans' resourcefulness in using available materials for medicine, despite modern views on hygiene.
-
Ahead Of Honey Singh's My Story India Tour, NDTV Good Times Launches 'Yo Yo Golden Ticket' Campaign
As part of the campaign, fans who purchase tickets between January 24 and January 26 will stand a chance to become part of Honey Singh's personal My Story journey
-
Bengaluru Featured On A Global Guide's List Of Best Dining Destinations For 2026
Eater, the reputed food and dining platform, has named Bengaluru as one of its top places to eat around the world for this year. It has spotlighted various unique aspects of the city's food scene.
-
Australian Open Prize Money: Winners To Get Bumper Reward After Big Change
Speaking on the record hike in the prize pool, tournament director Craig Tiley said it reflected Tennis Australia's commitment to supporting tennis careers at every level, from rising stars to Grand Slam champions.
-
7 Pre-Independence Hotels That Still Retain Their Old-World Charm
These hotels remind us that history is not only preserved in books and monuments but also in places that continue to welcome guests with their timeless charm.
-
Shivam Dube Reflects On Mindset And Skills After Quickfire T20I Half Century Against New Zealand
After India's 50-run loss in the fourth T20l against New Zealand, all- rounder Shivam Dube reflected on his big-hitting ability and said playing matches regularly has helped him deal with the match situations and develop a strong mindset.
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Rage Booking: Why Burnt-Out Professionals Are Booking Trips In 'Anger'
Rage booking reflects a broader transformation in human behaviour. Travel is increasingly being used as a form of emotional maintenance.
-
Amanda Anisimova Reflects On Australian Open Quarter Final Defeat To Jessica Pegula
Amanda Anisimova said she will "lose her mind" for a couple of days after suffering defeat in her Australian Open quarter-final on Wednesday to fellow American Jessica Pegula.
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India's Neighbours Should Know What Democracy Is About: UK Speaker
Describing India as the "mother of all democracies", Speaker of the UK House of Commons Sir Lindsay Hoyle has said some of its neighbouring countries should reflect on what democracy truly means.
-
Trump Fixates On 'How He Will Be Remembered' As Health Concerns Mount
US President Donald Trump's health has been under the scanner in recent months, even though he keeps saying that his health is perfect and that he has aced several cognitive tests.
-
Doomsday Clock Moves Closer To Midnight, Global Risks Escalate. Here's What It Means
The Doomsday Clock's movement serves as a stark warning as it emphasises the urgent need for global leaders to address threats.
-
Chiranjeevi Blasted For "No Such Thing As Casting Couch" Comments: 'If Someone Had A Bitter Experience, It's Their Own Fault'
Chiranjeevi stated that the Telugu film industry is like a mirror that reflects one's own character and actions
-
French Lawmakers Vote To Ban Social Media For Under-15s
The bill proposes banning under-15s from social networks and "social networking functionalities" embedded within broader platforms, and reflects rising public angst over the impact of social media on minors.
-
Hardik Pandya Completes 10 Years In Cricket, Calls It "Merely The Beginning"
Indian all-rounder Hardik Pandya reflected on completing 10 years in international cricket, saying that it is "merely the beginning".
-
"Towering Voice of Journalism": PM Modi Condoles Death Of Mark Tully
Hailing legendary Mark Tully as a "towering voice of journalism," Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday expressed condolences to his family, friends and many admirers. PM Modi said Tully's "connect" with India was reflected in his works.
